The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-14
POINTS FROM PERRY.
what Has TraDspired in MasSillOn DuriuI
tho Past Day.

THO = Abb OAle
L.C. Roger, Of Dayton, is In the city.
Mr.. B. Weygandt, Of Alliance, is In the
city.
Colonel and Mrs. ]. W. McClymonds
are In New York City.
The pews were let at the Episcopal
church Monday night.
Miss Dora Mcconnell Is visiting Miss
Ida Kline on South street..
The Sons Of St. George gave a dance
Monday evening In Peoples Hall.
Miss Evelyn McCue left this morning
for Wesleyan University at Delaware,
Ohio.
The q. G. D. Club met Monday evening
at the residence Of Mrs. Jarvis, on South
Erie street.
The Arcadia Opera Company, consist,
ing Of forty people, will be at the Opera
House, April 22d and 23d.
Toe male chorus, composed of home
talent, will give concert at the Opera
House Tuesday evening, April Goth.
The proprietor of the "Red Front
refused to prosecute Matt Kaiser and
he was discharged by the Mayor Monday.
The German Gun Club had dance In
their hall in the Warwick block Monday
night. Music was furnished by the Har-
mOnia Orchestra.
This morning the fish wagons were
all In row In front Of Albright's gro
Gerry store on Main street. They were
put there by some mischieVOus parties
last night.
Mr.. Lewis Roger, one Of MassillOn's
young men, left for Richmond, Indiana,
Monday, where he has obtained employ
ment In one Of the machine shops Of
that city.
Blumsnsoin's brand Of cigars, the P.
B., Buckeye Beauty, MasslllOn Belle,
Little Lover and Domino, are f6Vorites
with smokers. Sold at Hotel Conrad
cigar store.
John Bowers, eighty.seven years old,
who has b5en though the Mexican and
Civil Wars, and who has been a traveller
ever since, was given lodging In the
CalaboOse Monday night.
Matt Kaiser, boatman of Akron, was
arrested Saturday and locked up, for
smashing In the glass front of the house
Of ill-fame fept by Mrs. Mary Brown,
and known ss the Red Front, "On jarvis
street. He will have hearing to-day.
A little child of Mr.. Hissong's, aged
three years, wandered away from its
parents Sunday while they were attend
ing service at the N. e. church, and
succeeded In getting to RichVllle avenue,
where 1t was found by Mr.. Jacob FOltz,
who returned IL to its home.
The little three year old daughter Of
Mr.. John GrOgen, living on South street,
while playing with matches, set fire to
some straw IN the coal house. In the
straw was can of gasoline, which ex.
plOded, making terrible blaze. The
tiIe was extinguished before 1t was com.
mu icated to any Of the surrounding
buildings.
A party Of boys started for Canton
Sunday on their bicycles. When they
were mile or so from town Simon r.
Weller had the misfortune to take a
header, receiving several severe cuts
about the head. He was brought home
by Lewis VOgt and the wounds were
dressed by DR.. Pease.
As the time draws near for the organ
izatiOn Of the new council stories Of all
kinds are being circulated and every
body, except members of the conncil,
seems to know who is to be the presid.
Ing officer and clerk, but 1t is we'll un.
derstOOd that the Democratic members
will be we'll organized when they 20
into the Council chamber to. night. A
rnmOr Is ahOat that Mr.. Henry Huber,
the retiring member from the Second
ward is candidate for clerk. II such
Is the case the Republican members
will undoubtedly support him. There is
no possible chance, however, for them
to elect a clerk and If the Democrats do
not cast their votes for one person a
compromise candidate will probably be
elected.